A person has died in a two-vehicle crash on Babine Lake Road in the second fatality on Smithers area roads since April 4.
A total 22 people were found to be homeless on one day in Smithers but the number could be higher, according to a new report.
The only ice arena in the Hazeltons has been closed indefinitely, bringing the skating season to an abrupt end.
Northern B.C. hunters opposed to changes to big game allocations are rallying public support, claiming the new policy favours guides.
The Canadian Ski Cross Championships will be held at Hudson Bay Mountain due to a lack of snow at a Prince George resort.
A Smithers man whose death in custody is being investigated has been remembered as a rugby-lover who helped establish the sport locally.
An influenza outbreak that killed three people at the Bulkley Lodge nursing home this month has been contained.
Coast Mountains School District has delayed indefinitely a plan to move elementary grade students to the Hazelton Secondary School.
A Smithers man who became unconscious shortly after he was arrested by Smithers RCMP on Valentine’s Day died in hospital on Feb. 21.
A man who became unconscious after he was taken into custody by Smithers RCMP had been pepper-sprayed during the arrest.
A Smithers wildlife shelter is investigating whether paintball guns could be used to shoot treatment powder at moose with tick infestations.
Family and music have always been important to Joel West, a Burns Lake musician who will play two family shows in the Hazeltons this week.
Teachers' union leaders say more research is needed to justify moving Grade 7s into the Hazelton Secondary School.
Parents say there should have been more consultation by the Coast Mountains School District over a plan to move Grade 7s to high school.
Hudson Bay Mountain lost $20,000 worth of equipment when thieves broke in to its maintenance shed on Tuesday.
Internet access in Hazelton will be ten times faster after a new service is rolled out this month.
Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations says it is too early to tell if a wolf cull is needed to protect Telkwa caribou.
Aboriginal rights lawyers were in Hazelton last week to discuss two cases which could influence how First Nations approach land claims.
The Moricetown Band has signed on to receive millions of dollars in payments from two LNG deals.
The Village of Hazelton wants sustainable development which evades the impacts of a boom and bust cycle, according to its community plan.
